This 18th-century building was restored by the City Hall when it was in danger of collapsing, to house the ancient numismatic and archaeological collections of Father João Parente. Here you will find one of the largest numismatic collections, as well as other types of archaeological artifacts also collected by Father Parente. This space also has an educational service, complemented by an area for temporary exhibitions.

A square-plan manor tower, accessed through a high portal with a semicircular arch and facades pierced by narrow windows. In the 14th century, balcony windows and corner watchtowers set in machicolations were added.

Located three kilometers from the city center, this palace is situated within a large estate. Built in the mid-18th century, it is attributed by some authors to the architect Nicolau Nasoni, mainly due to the exuberant Baroque style of its main facade. It is one of the few noble palaces that has remained in the possession of the original family to this day. Part of the house is open to the public through guided tours, presenting itself as an authentic house museum. During the visit, one can explore the main hall, the library (with a copy of the first edition …

This is an elegant temple with an imposing facade. It is the true landmark of the city, worth visiting to appreciate the tile panels depicting the lives of Saint Peter and Saint Paul and the Renaissance altarpiece.

It was built in the 1960s and covers approximately 38,000 square meters. Surrounded by a wall on all sides, it is bordered by houses, the river, the school, and the park's facilities. Currently, it belongs to the Regional Directorate of Agriculture of Trás-os-Montes. It is an excellent place to visit with family and friends. There are spaces for running, playing, picnicking, fishing, and even swimming in the river.

Espaço moderno e descontraído, onde as pizzas napolitanas são a estrela da casa, confecionadas com os melhores ingredientes e acompanhadas por bons cocktails.

This museum allows visitors to discover a golden age of textiles in Portugal, when Mira de Aire and Minde formed one of the most important textile industrial centers in the 20th century.

A well-preserved section of Roman road, approximately 150 meters long. It is believed to have been built in the 1st century BC or the 1st century AD.

Located in the Serras de Aire e Candeeiros Natural Park, at an altitude of approximately 500 meters, the viewpoint offers an excellent vantage point over the lands to the north and west of this mountain range, where it is possible to distinguish the Castle of Porto de Mós, the Monastery of Batalha, or the Castle of Leiria.

Many hiking trails lead to this location, where it is possible to observe a geological phenomenon that resulted in a natural amphitheater. Inside Fórnea is Cova da Velha, a cavity from which a spring flows down to the Ribeiro da Fórnea stream.